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TAX POLICY ADMINISTRATION


Anthony Inglese and Geoff Lloyd identify three misunderstandings of HMRC's Litigation and Settlements Strategy

Card image Heather Williams Michael Avient Heather Williams

HMRC has no automatic right to a stay in civil proceedings where a criminal investigation commences. Michael Avient and Heather Williams review the decision in Mr Swallow v HMRC

By Dave Hartnett CB, Permanent Secretary for Tax

Jason Collins reviews HMRC’s proposed data-gathering powers

The leading tax bodies have updated their joint guidance for tax advisers on professional conduct in relation to taxation. It was last updated in 2006, and the latest version has been the subject of discussion since 2007.

HMRC is reminding taxpayers filing a tax return online for the first time that, when they have registered for the service via www.hmrc.gov.uk/online, a user ID and an activation code will be posted to them ‘within seven working days’.

The Tax Treatment of Financing Costs and Income (Correction of Mismatches) Regulations, SI 2010/3025, are intended to address specific cases of mismatches between financing expense amounts and the ‘available amount’ in respe

The Finance Act 2010, Schedule 17 (Appointed Day) Order, SI 2010/3019, appoints 1 January 2011 as the day on which the amendments to FA 2004 Part 7 (disclosure of tax avoidance schemes) come into force.

The Value Added Tax (Amendment) (No. 4) Regulations, SI 2010/3022, amend the Value Added Tax Regulations, SI 1995/2518.

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